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THC1 FINAL EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This includes a range of activities, services and amenities provided by farmer and rural people to attract the tourists to their area.

a)

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

b)

RURAL TOURISM

c)

RESPONSIBLE TOURISM

d)

ECOTOURISM

2.

This means meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

(a)  

3.

This impact has brought benefits such as foreign exchange, employment, and higher government revenues.

a)

ECONOMIC IMPACT

b)

SOCIO-CUTURAL IMPACT

c)

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

d)

NTANGIBLE IMPACT

4.

This provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future.

a)

SUSTAINABILITY

b)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

c)

RURAL TOURISM

d)

SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT GOALS

5.

This impact has caused immigration from nearby rural neighbors, resulting in changes demographic structures.

a)

PHYSICAL IMPACT

b)

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

c)

ECONOMIC IMPACT

d)

SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACT

6.

SDG that indicates that Coastal and maritime tourism rely on healthy marine ecosystems

a)

Life Below Water

b)

Climate Action

c)

Sustainable Cities and Communities

d)

Climate Action

7.

SDG that pertains that tourism can empower women, particularly through the provision of direct jobs and income-generation

a)

Quality Education

b)

Gender Equality

c)

Good Health and Well-being

d)

Peace and Justice

8.

The authors of the Framework for thinking about the contemporary country and the possible outcomes

a)

Martin and Micheals

b)

Porter and Guiller

c)

Murdoch and Marsden

d)

Brad and Willis

9.

SDG that means that tourism, as services trade, is one of the top four export earners globally

a)

Gender Equality

b)

No Poverty

c)

Decent Work and Economic Growth

d)

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

10.

It is the proper agency and instrument for the execution of the national

government’s responsibilities for the control, direction, and promotion of tourism.

a)

Global Tourism Organization

b)

Domestic Tourism Organization

c)

Regional Tourism Organization

d)

National Tourism Organization

11.

The NTO of Philippines in-charge with the responsibility to promote, develop and regulate the country’s tourism industry

(a)  

12.

The leading international organization in the field of tourism, UNWTO means:

(a)  

13.

They aim to increase the appeal of tourism cities as international destinations, enhance the quality and efficiency of their services

a)

World Tourism Organization

b)

World Travel and Tourism Council

c)

World Tourism Cities Federation

d)

Association of South East Asian Nations

14.

IATA means:

(a)  

15.

ASEAN means:

(a)  

16.

 

A not- for profit association that is for the responsible development of travel and

tourism to, from and within the Asia Pacific region.

a)

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

b)

Pacific Asia Travel Association

c)

Association of South East Asian Nations

d)

World Travel and Tourism Council

17.

 

Type of Tourism Organization that is a non-profit, citizen-based group that functions independently

a)

Non-governmental organization

b)

Inter-governmental organization

c)

Inter-global organization

d)

Pro-global organization

18.

TRUE OR FALSE: X-ray Screening are used to determine whether prohibited items or other threats to transportation security are concealed on the person.

a)

TRUE

b)

Checked Baggage Screening

c)

Carry-on Baggage Screening

d)

Pat-Down Screening

19.

TRUE OR FALSE: Philippine Veterans Affairs Office is the

executive department of the Philippine government

responsible for guarding against external and

internal threats to peace and security in the

country.

a)

TRUE

b)

The Department of National Defense

c)

The Armed Forces of the Philippines

d)

Government Arsenal

20.

TRUE OR FALSE: PNP chief of the Philippines is the commander in chief of AFP.

a)

TRUE

b)

Vice President of the Philippines

c)

President of the Philippines

d)

Senate President of the Philippines

21.

AFP means:

(a)  

22.

TRUE OR FALSE: NDDRMC means National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

a)

TRUE

b)

National Disaster Reduction Risk and Management

c)

National Damage Risk Reduction and Management

d)

Natural Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

23.

This is the government agency thru which a grateful nation pays its debt of gratitude to her defenders.

a)

The Armed Forces of the Philippines

b)

Government Arsenal

c)

Philippine Veterans Affairs Office

d)

The Department of National Defense

24.

TRUE OR FALSE: RA 10066 is one of the most primary anti-terrorism laws that brings

the Philippines in line with its southeast Asian neighbors battling Islamist militants.

a)

TRUE

b)

Human Security Act of 2007

c)

Human Safety Act of 2017

d)

Public Security Act of 2007

25.

This agency is responsible for the production of basic weaponry and ammunition for the AFP and PNP

a)

Philippine Veterans Affairs Office

b)

The Office of Civil Defense

c)

The Department of National Defense

d)

Government Arsenal

26.

TRUE OR FALSE: Always agree to guard a stranger’s luggage because they might be busy and may need help or assistance.

(a)  

27.

 

TSA means:

a)

Transportation Security Administration

b)

Terminal Security Administration

c)

Transportation Safety Administration

d)

Transportation Security Association

28.

ECPAT means:

(a)  

29.

An act which states that a person under 18 who is induced to perform a commercial sex act is a victim of a severe form of trafficking, not a perpetrator of prostitution

a)

Pornography Act

b)

Trafficking Suspects Act

c)

Anti-Rape Agenda

d)

Trafficking Victims Protection Act

30.

Code of Conduct for the Protection of Child against Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism is also called

a)

Child Exposure Code

b)

Child Protection Code

c)

Child Selling Code

d)

Child Pornography Code

31.

The tourism project by the French Government, has

summarized in a constructive way what hotels can do to join the fight against the

commercial sexual exploitation of children.

a)

ECPAT

b)

Trafficking Victims Protection Act

c)

Grande Cause Nationale

1997

d)

Child Protection Code

32.

This is where the ECPAT secretariat is based.

a)

Puhket, Thailand

b)

Bangkok, Thailand

c)

Bali, Indonesia

d)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

33.

Degree of responsibility that corresponds to those in the tourism sector who knowingly publicize, promote, and receive sex tours

a)

Potential responsibility

b)

Indirect responsibility

c)

Direct responsibility

d)

False responsibility

34.

TRUE OR FALSE:

As future tourism professionals, we should always accommodate the requests

of our guests regardless if it involves child trafficking because they will generate revenue.

(a)  

35.

TRUE OR FALSE: Tourism promotes sexual exploitation to children as

it will promote more tourists and development of the economy.

(a)  

36.

 

This is the degree of responsibility for those who become aware that they are

used as vehicles to carry declared or potential sex offenders to the destinations.

a)

Indirect responsibility

b)

Direct responsibility

c)

Actual responsibility

d)

Pre-responsibility

37.

This means the use for sexual gratification by adults for

remuneration in cash or kind to the child or third party.

a)

Pornographic exploitation of children

b)

Sexual involvement of children

c)

Sexual exploitation of children

d)

Sexual promotion of children

38.

TRUE OR FALSE: Cash flow is the sum of all income in a country.

a)

TRUE

b)

National Income

c)

Multiplier

d)

Balance of Payments

39.

TRUE OR FALSE: Direct Employment is generated as a result of providing goods and services directly to tourist such as airlines, travel agencies, etc.

a)

TRUE

b)

Indirect Employment

c)

Induced Employment

d)

Casual Employment

40.

Type of employment which refers to people working in positions only peripherally related to tourism but generated because of it like doctors and accountants

a)

Direct Employment

b)

Casual Employment

c)

Induced Employment

d)

Indirect Employment

41.

 

Type of employment that is consists of those are associated with other tourism-related activities but are used by both the locals and visitors.

a)

Direct Employment

b)

Indirect Employment

c)

Induced Employment

d)

Casual Employment

42.

This is the rate of increase in prices over a given period

(a)  

43.

This is the concept when an area has become economically successful, business and government agencies may be influenced to invest in that area

a)

Multiplier Effect

b)

Accelerator Concept

c)

Surplus Concept

d)

Balance of Payments

44.

Imposing VAT on products and services is an example of ________

a)

Direct Taxation

b)

Indirect Taxation

c)

induced Taxation

d)

Deficit Taxation

45.

This is an accounting of flow of goods, services, and funds in and out of the country during a given period.

a)

Balance of Payments

b)

Multiplier effect

c)

National Income

d)

Inflation

46.

This occurs from the cost of goods and services that must be imported, from the remittance of profits and wages to outside sources, and from the expenditure for promotion and publicity.

a)

Inflation

b)

Deficit

c)

Surplus

d)

Leakage

47.

TRUE OR FALSE:  

 

Post Covid-19 there will be a rise on Domestic Tourism.

a)

TRUE

b)

Outbound Tourism

c)

International Tourism

d)

No tourism will happen at all

48.

A social/economic change that suggest a bright future for the tourism and hospitality industry that means the average individual can now expect to live beyond the age of 70 and many will live longer.

a)

Shorter Work Week

b)

Early Retirement

c)

Greater Mobility

d)

Longer Life Span

49.

A social/economic change that suggest a bright future for the tourism and hospitality industry that means improved roads and better transportation make it easier to travel every year.

a)

Shorter Work Week

b)

Great Disposable Income

c)

Greater Mobility

d)

Smaller Families

50.

A social/economic change that

suggest a bright future for the tourism and hospitality industry that means the average family has more money to spend than

before.

a)

Shorter Work Week

b)

Early Retirement

c)

Great Disposable Income

d)

Greater Mobility